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Copying perl modules manually - how to get instmodsh to see the module installed?

Asked by uayneb in Perl Programming Language, Linux, Unix Operating Systems

Hi there-
Working on duplicating some systems here.  I don't want to use perl CPAN shell to install modules because the modules on three systems need to be the same version and I don't want to download new versions

I have system 1 which is a "master" and systems 2 and 3 which are  "clone" that has just been built.

I used instmodsh to create a tar file of a module from system 1 (Text::Glob).  I untarred it on system 2.  It sees it , but i want to instmodsh to be able to see it.  

How do I do this?

Here is the detailed  version:

log into system 1
instmodsh
m Text::Glob
t testglob.tar
(quit)

transfer file to system 2
cd /
tar xvpf testglob.tar

I did this perl executable to test:

#/usr/bin/perl

use Text::Glob;

and it worked on both server 1 and server 2 .  Just in case I tried it on server 3 where I did not untar the textglob.tar and it errored on server 3 as expected

However, instmodsh with list option shows Text::Glob installed on server 1 but not on server 2.

I'm guessing this will be related to rebuilding /root/.cpan in someway as well.  

Help please?

Thanks!
 
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